Iuliia ShnaiAug 19, 2026
Papermark
Reddit is doing so much for us in search. Papermark is now the top recommendation on Reddit in our category, and that matters.
You rent every channel you have. We build you one you own on Reddit, and prove it is working in your analytics while it compounds.
16,857 posts and comments published. 67,010,062 views and counting.
We baseline on day one. If it hasn't moved by day 90, you get your money back and you keep every asset.
from 1M organic and paid impressions.
by winning page 1 results and AI mode citations
by building positive sentiments on Reddit.

Iuliia ShnaiAug 19, 2026
Papermark
Reddit is doing so much for us in search. Papermark is now the top recommendation on Reddit in our category, and that matters.
Imran
@isb
Paul picks a CPM number and then creates a reddit campaign to hit that. Like Chappelle writes jokes.
Aug 20, 2026
134 referrals
to MessageDesk from Reddit in 90 days. The same volume ChatGPT sent them.
166K views
from a single organic post for a rug brand. 67 upvotes, 52 comments.
HanafiJul 27, 2026
Inflow
Great results so far. The subreddit AEO work especially attracts the leads we love: qualified, not problematic, and with money.
KyleMay 19, 2026
MessageDesk
Love it, this is great. More I say. Real, traceable Reddit users became leads and booked meetings.
“Most agencies do a bit of everything for everyone. Paul picked the hardest channel on the internet and built real credibility on it. That's why I advise Spacestation.”
Gregory Kennedy
VibeYourSaaS
JamesAug 18, 2026
Ethos
Love it. Our AI citations have been rising steadily since June and the growth curve looks good. Even in negative threads about us there's now organic fightback.

JeremyMay 29, 2026
EcomCPA
Amazing, great job. We now hold multiple first-page Google spots for the exact terms our buyers search, from international tax to Shopify accountant.
#1
The top Reddit recommendation in its category, and climbing search because of it.
ShivamMay 18, 2026
Founder, Floqer
Reddit is looking good. I'm impressed by the work these guys have been doing. My only question was how we could press even harder.
J.P. MohlerAug 5, 2026
CPO & Co-founder, General Legal
We told Paul we only care about one thing: General Legal coming up when someone searches AI law firm. Now the top cited source in those AI answers is a Reddit thread his team made.

John Wright
@johnwrightai
Thanks Paul, launched it at an affiliate conference today day 1 and the response is overwhelming.
May 19, 2026
Miguel Castillo-ClarkMay 27, 2026
1v1Me
The AMA they ran with our pro player crushed my expectations. Ads, our subreddit, AI citations, they handle all of it.

Grant WalkerMar 5, 2026
Argo IQ
Super impressed with what they've built. A very cool project.
Brands we love and work with:
One engagement. We build the channel, you own every piece of it, and the clock is public: baseline on day one, milestone by day 90.
The people speaking for you are real and disclosed. Nothing that gets removed in a ban sweep.
From 1M+ impressions, split across organic and paid. Counted in Reddit's own analytics.
Reddit content built to rank, and to get picked up when buyers ask ChatGPT and Perplexity.
Monitoring and response. Negative threads pushed down, positive ones lifted up.
A small ads layer starts immediately, so your dashboard moves while the organic side compounds.
Approve content and let the voice sound like a person. That is the whole job on your side.
Engagements from $5,000/mo
The guarantee
If it hasn't moved by day 90, you get your money back and you keep every account, post and asset we built. Either way you end up owning the channel.
Capacity
We onboard three clients a month. The work needs senior hours, and volume is how agencies get their clients banned.
Thirty minutes with Paul. Every first call, no handoff. He walks your audit live: where Reddit mentions you, where your closest competitors pick up your buyers, and the 90-day plan he would run. The plan is yours to keep either way.
Memocat's founder Terrence came in asking about ads. We told him to wait, and he left with a keyword list, a subreddit map and an open-source wedge strategy he is now running himself.
This works for brands whose buyers already argue about their category on Reddit.
If your product is the problem, we will say so on the call and we won't take the engagement.
Free auditNot a generic audit. Your actual numbers: where you get mentioned, where your three closest competitors get mentioned instead, and what your own analytics say about traffic you are already losing.
Due to the volatile nature of AI citations, we cannot guarantee results here. However, all content posted on Reddit has a chance to be picked up by LLMs, and we do use listening tools to help us track and iterate on the content we write and post.
Probably because they were running anonymous warmed accounts, which worked until this year and now doesn't. Start with the free diagnosis, you'll see your own numbers before you spend anything, and every engagement has an exit at day 90.
Ads produce countable numbers in week one, which is why we bundle a small ads layer into every engagement. Organic standing takes months, and a subreddit takes about 120 days to hit the first milestone. Anyone promising organic results in week one is describing something that will get you banned.
No, and be careful of anyone who does. Engines cite a fraction of what they retrieve and sources rotate constantly. What we do guarantee is measurable: page 1 of Google for organic content, and 1M impressions a month across organic and paid, because both are counted in Google's and Reddit's own analytics.
We ran one. Almost every client who left us was on it. The work needs senior time, and at a lower price the only way to deliver is volume and templates, which is now the fastest route to getting your accounts removed.
Yes, for the accounts speaking on your behalf. That's the part that makes it durable. What you don't have to do is announce what you paid us or how the programme is run.
About an hour a month. Approve content within five business days and let the voice sound like a person. That's in the contract, because engagements without it don't work.
Reddit. It's what we're the best in the world at and we'd rather do one thing properly.
Then we'll tell you and we won't take the engagement. Reputation work can move a thread. It can't fix a product people don't like.
No, and the distinction is the entire business. We work disclosed. Branded accounts, or genuine top-1% commenters with real standing who tell you what they're affiliated with. Reddit doesn't punish promotion, it punishes pretending. The undisclosed approach is exactly what's getting accounts removed right now.
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